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Tea
Chamomile, soft and mild and
Soothing on my tongue,
Pleasing like a sweet spring breeze
And gentle as a hum.

Wild orange, citrus sweet;
I'm drinking up the sun.
**** and dancing on my lips;
Remaining once it's gone

Lotus blossom green- serene,
Tranquility and calm.
Revitalizing with each sip
And healing like a balm

Chai is cozy comfort cupped
Between my chilly hands.
Cinnamon, spice within its scent
Is anything but bland

"Zen" is short for lemongrass
With fleeting hints of mint.
Tastes that conjure memories
Of early summer wind.

I sipped my lonely way through five
Each one a different strain
Their flavors mingled with me as
I watched the falling rain.
I was really bored at work today and tried to drink every kind of tea they offered. I'd say the brand, but I don't want to reveal any personal preferences ;)
 Aug 2014 Kira Ferguson
Shane
My mind ripples with fluidity
Droplets of clarity trickle upon grey matter

My body hums with electricity
Sparks skitter across my limbs and exit through my fingertips

My soul blazes with ferocity
Infernos and molten cinders are tempered into my resolution

My unknown pulses with equivocality
Ineffable murmurs creep through dimensional folds
Feeling reeling
Warmth coating my skin
Coating my mind
It's slime is soothing
Almost musing
Glazed eyes
A sparkle shines
Dimmed sensation
In my relation is this too late
Have I lost my fate to such a beautiful and lovely sensibility
Sleepy eyes pacific slumber
So quickly we judge.
So little we know.

Maybe she had a baby at home
that had no food to eat
or clothes to wear
or honor to uphold.

Maybe she was all that baby had
and this was the only thing
that kept her alive.

Maybe she needed this
to ensure that baby would have
a mommy to hold her
and tell her she is loved
at the end of that day.

Would you betray someone strong
to save someone weak?

Who knows.
Maybe she is smarter than all of us.
Kinder, braver indeed.

Maybe we see the wrong hero.

So quickly we judge.
So quickly we ****.
The gun gleamed with evil,

As the man picked it up.

He placed a bullet within the barrel,

And spun it once.

He looked around at his wretched surroundings

And shed a single tear.

Before he placed the gun to his temple.

He counted down, slowly and eerily,

Until he reached the last number.

He squeezed his eyes shut,

With a numb finger,

He pulled the trigger.

Instead of his lifeless body toppling to the ground,

And a loud shot.

He realized that he was not holding a gun.

But merely his own finger.
I'm only fourteen years old, I haven't written poetry in so long, but I am deciding to give it a shot. I know it's not the best, but I'm trying.
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